The World Creole Music Festival (WCMF) returned for its 24th edition with a special theme: the Gold Edition—a tribute to Dominican pride in Thea Lafond’s gold medal win at the 2024 Olympics. Held from October 25 to 27, this year's festival lit up the Windsor Park Sports Stadium with electrifying performances, dazzling stage setups, and unforgettable moments that embodied both Creole culture and the triumph of Dominica on the world stage.

Growing up with music in his blood, Fuego Dinero's father was a member of the Midnight Groovers, one of Dominica's legendary reggae bands. This early exposure to music shaped his appreciation for rhythm and sound.

The ABGMA, a staple event in Antigua and Barbuda’s cultural calendar, will take place from November 28th to December 1st, 2024, culminating in the prestigious Legacy Ball & Media Awards on Saturday, November 30th. This highly anticipated event is set to honor luminaries who have left a profound mark on their respective fields, elevating the spirit of Caribbean culture and beyond.

Marie-Claire Giraud has been named the winner in the Jazz category at the 2024 InterContinental Music Awards. Marie-Claire’s win highlights her growing influence in the jazz world. Her winning song, "Chasin’ Rainbows," is a testament to perseverance, positivity, and the pursuit of dreams.

The victories of Asa Bantan and Mr. Ridge at the 2024 Caribbean Music Awards are more than just individual accomplishments; they are milestones for Dominica and Bouyon music. For years, Bouyon has been the soundtrack of Dominica, but its recognition has often been overshadowed by larger Caribbean genres like Soca and Dancehall.